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They didn't have horns at all. You might as well say that a trident is a huge fork.
Quote: However, the helmet could also be fitted with details that didn't provide any additional protection. For example, there has long been a question of why the Germans attached horns to iron helmets, and whether this was dangerous (would the neck break if a blow hit the horn).
in general, 5 factions is too few, 8 is also not the limit, 10, or even better, 12 - that's the sweet spot,
But a lot of things need to be refined. For example, the Dwarves in the fifth game turned out to be very bland.
gamehuntera, I agree with you on many points, but the game shouldn't completely turn into a military simulator. There should be those impractical fantasy elements.
But in the sixth game, there is indeed a lot of pomp and unnecessary embellishments. All the human upgrades are in gold, and gold is a very heavy metal. How do they walk?
In general, I don't like it when an upgrade is a base item plus a bunch of tacked-on stuff. I want a real upgrade. In the fifth game, this is more or less done well.